The Shady Science Behind Ghost Hunting
Monday, October 28 at 6:30 pm
Stratford Historical Society’s Catharine B. Mitchell Museum
Registration required. Adults only.
$10 members, $12 non-members
Followed by light refreshments.
It’s Fall! The trees are turning colors… apples and pumpkins are everywhere… giant skeletons adorn front lawns… and there is no better time for spooky stories!
Long before TV, the internet, and YouTube, people were captivated by the supernatural. Over time, various methods—ranging from simple practices to modern electronic devices—have been used to communicate with and seek out ghosts and spirits.
Join us for an engaging and informative hour on how individuals observe ghosts and other entities. Discover the difference between a ghost and other spectral beings, explore the tools and techniques used, and find out how you can try it yourself this fall.
The program will be led by Mary Ann Vlahac, a local seeker of the weird and mysterious. With decades of paranormal experiences, she invites you to share your own stories during this exciting event! Join us Monday, October 28th for The Shady Science Behind Ghost Hunting.
